Sec.[Section] 1. Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois, represented in the General Assembly, That, in order to have Commerce street, in Archer’s addition, connect in a true line, and be of the same width, viz., eighty feet, with said named street in Lockport proper, as laid off by the State, in Will county, on the Illinois and Michigan canal, said street, in said addition, is hereby laid over and permanently established twenty feet further west; and the land so thrown off on the east is added to the lots and blocks on the east side of said Commerce street, to inure and be the property in fee simple, forever, of the present and future owners of the lots bounding on the east side of said street.

Sec. 2. Green street, in said addition, is hereby wholly abolished and forever vacated, and the land in said street is added to the blocks on said street by a line in centre, making all the lots in the two tier of blocks equal in depth; Provided, it shall be incumbent on the proprietor to procure the assent, in writing, to said alterations, from the purchasers of lots in said addition; which shall be recorded in the recorder’s office of Will county. A plat, showing the alteration herein named, may be recorded in said county.

Approved, March 2, 1839.